Kyoto University Department of Psychology
The Department of Psychology at Kyoto University conducts scientific experiments and observations to elucidate the functions of the mind and brain mechanisms. It focuses on Perception, Comparative Cognition, and Developmental Science.
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Kyoto University's Department of Psychology offers a comprehensive program in psychological science, with a focus on interdisciplinary research and education. In the Department of Psychology, we conduct scientific experiments and observations with the aim of elucidating the functions of the mind and their underlying brain mechanisms. Three main fields comprise our research and educational pursuits: Perception, Comparative Cognition, and Developmental Science. Together, these interrelated fields offer students the opportunity to gain both broad and specialised knowledge in these core areas of psychology.
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